NEWS

• Announcement

  Let’s stay connected!

  "As Managing Partner I know that we are always confronted with changing situations and upcoming challenges. We are facing them proactively. Also now we are ready for this... Stay connected with us!" Shirin Brückner
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  Our team is growing!

  We have new job openings and look forward to receiving your application...

• Opening

  17 September 2021
  Festive Opening:
  The Future Museum

  The formal opening of the "Deutsches Museum Nürnberg – The Future Museum" will take place in Nuremberg. It's inaugurated by the Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder.

• Lecture

  6 September 2021
  Lecture at the Weltmuseum, Vienna

  Tanja Zöllner will be speaking at the "Future Museum", a practice-oriented project of the Fraunhofer IAO in cooperation with MUSEUM BOOSTER. Following the guiding question "How can museums become better storytellers?", the meeting brings together the Future Museum Community and invited speakers. The topic will be considered from a design and technology perspective as well as from the aspect of "visitor experience".

• Award

  29 August 2021
  Celebrating the Musée Atelier Audemars Piguet

  Our exhibition at the Musée Atelier Audemars Piguet has been well received, and we are delighted to have been awarded a whole series of prizes: In addition to the German Brand Award 2021 and the Popular Choice Award of the A+ Awards, the project was named "Best of the Year" by the Interior Design Awards and "Best of Best" by the Red Dot Awards. Furthermore, our project was worthy of the title "Best of Discipline" at the ADC 100th Annual Award.

• Award

  23 August 2021
  ICONIC AWARD: Best of Best!

  The Paris Centre of Troisdorf is awarded "best of best" in the category Public / Culture / Education! It is is designed as a gateway to the city.

• Opening

  21 June 2021
  Inauguration with Chancellor Angela Merkel

  The Documentation Centre Deplacement, Expulsion, Reconciliation, opens on 23 June in Berlin. The ceremony with Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel will be broadcast online.

• Award

  12 May 2021
  Gold & Gold... for Musée Atelier Audemars Piguet!

  Our exhibition design was awarded gold twice: IF Design Award and ADC - Art Directors Club. We are delighted!

• Award

  06 May 2021
  The Art Directors Club presents

  We are delighted to have won silver for the Shenzhen Planning Exhibition and an award for the Lindt - Home of Chocolate, granted by the ADC Award.

• Special Exhibition

  07 May 2021
  THE FUTURE OF ELECTRIC MOBILITY

  The mobility of the future is becoming more electric - and the future is now. The KTM Motohall in Mattighofen, Upper Austria, opens "THE FUTURE OF ELECTRIC MOBILITY", a special exhibition on behalf of PIERER Mobility AG.

• Announcement

  20 April 2021
  Grand Egyptian Museum in progress

  The film "Das Grand Egyptian Museum - Ein neuer Palast für Tutanchamun" will be broadcast on April 20th at 10:50 p.m. on Bayerischer Rundfunk and is now available in the BR media library. It gives first insights into the exhibition designed by ATELIER BRÜCKNER.

• Newly Commissioned

  16 April 2021
  Villa Berg

  ATELIER BRÜCKNER wins the tender for the Villa Berg in Stuttgart. The assignment includes the planning services for the building, the interior and the building-related outdoor facilities.

• Award

  16 March 2021
  Welcome to ATELIER BRÜCKNER – German Brand Award!

  ATELIER BRÜCKNER secures two German Brand Awards this year: Musée Atelier Audemars Piguet and Lindt - Home of Chocolate.

• Announcement

  04 March 2021
  Podcast with Shirin Brückner

  In the most recent episode of the podcast JUNG Architecture Talks Shirin Brückner speaks about the challenges the creative scene is facing in times of the pandemic. (In German language)

• Newly Commissioned

  03 March 2021
  Hempel Glasmuseum

  ATELIER BRÜCKNER is commissioned for the exhibition design of the Hempel Glasmuseum in Denmark. The museum houses Northern Europe's largest private collection of European glass from the 15th-19th century.

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